Studiologic Acuna 88 Manual - Manual (Page 11)

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Zone programming
You can choose in what keystroke (or velocity) range the zone
shall send its MIDI data. In the first row of the display you define
the lowest velocity value at which the zone starts to operate. In
the second row you can change the highest velocity value of the
zone. For both parameters values from 0 to 127 are available.
For example: you select 43 in the first row and 89 for the second
value. Now the zone will only play notes if the keys are played
with medium pressure. If you play very softly, then no MIDI notes
will be sent for this zone; similarly if you play with force. With
this feature you can create sound variations depending on the
dynamics of your performance.
Please note: You cannot use a value in the second row, which
is lower than the value in the first row, because the highest
possible value would already be exceeded by the start value of
the zone‘s velocity range!
To activate Aftertouch for the zone, set Aft.Touch to On. If Off is
selected, the zone will not send Aftertouch data. For each zone
you can select separately whether Aftertouch shall be sent or not.
The pitchbend wheel can also be separately activated or de-
activated for each zone (On / Off). This is useful, if you play for
example a solo instrument in zone 1, which needs pitchbend,
whereas the accompanying Piano sound in zone 2 should not be
affected by the pitchbend.
Set Modulation to On, if you want to use the modulation wheel
for the zone. If Off is selected, the zone will not send Modulation
data.
In the second row you can choose, which MIDI Control Change
parameter shall be sent by the modulation wheel. All MIDI CC
messages from 0 to 127 are assignable. An overview of the
standardised MIDI CC parameters is given on page 54. For
each zone you can assign a different MIDI CC parameter to the
modulation wheel.
An attached Breath Controller can be activated or deactivated
(On / Off) for each zone too. You assign a MIDI Control Change
parameter to the Breath Controller in the second row. All MIDI
CC messages from 0 to 127 are available. An overview of the
standardised MIDI CC parameters is given on page 54. For each
zone you can assign a different MIDI CC parameter to the Breath
Controller.
Vel.Range
Aft.Touch
Pitchbend
Modulation
Breath.Ct
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